Numériser les œuvres, renouveler les approches ? L’histoire de l’estampe à l’ère numérique by Johanna Daniel

“…Finally, we'll look at how art historians handle these digital files: do the new possibilities offered by the screen interface have an impact on the way they write?…”
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Supporting Preemptive Multitasking in Wireless Sensor Networks by Emanuele Lattanzi, Valerio Freschi, Alessandro Bogliolo

“…This paper presents a java-compatible platform for wireless sensor networks which provides a thorough support to preemptive multitasking while allowing the programmers to write their applications in java. The proposed approach has been implemented and tested on top of VirtualSense, an ultra-low-power wireless sensor mote providing a java-compatible runtime environment. …”
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Invitation to heretical reading of Montessori pedagogy by Jarosław Jendza

“…The first part refers to the socio-historical context of Montessori writings and their reception in Poland. The second part problematizes the issue of dogmatisation and privatization of the knowledge on Montessori and thus making it difficult for the heretical reading to come into being. …”
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Robert Owen, James Buchanan et l’Infant School de New Lanark by Marie Vergnon

“…It is mostly through Owen’s writings that we know this educational experience. …”
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Mémoire et minorité : l’identité collective dans la littérature germanophone de Belgique by Arvi Sepp

“…The border region these German–language authors write from play an important role in their conception of selfhood and otherness. …”
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CORRESPONDENCE AGAIN? INTERNAL REALISM AND THRUTH by Sami Pihlström

“…It turns out, however, that Putnam has, in his most recent writings, come closer to the kind of scientific realism he earlier abandoned as "metaphysical." …”
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Neurological Impairment and Literary Empowerment in Nicole Krauss’s Man Walks into a Room by Pascale Antolin

“…While she draws on neuroscience, she also writes against it, as she emphasizes the explanatory gap and the problem of qualia. …”
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Coda: The War of Poetry: Duncan’s Heresies by Michael Heller

“…The “war” in which he is a protagonist most often wrestling with himself but also with the cultural and political environment in which he writes, is to liberate form – not to choose one form over another – but to bring form to possibility, to express form as the creative artist’s fulfillment of “the law that he creates,” to see poetry’s “every freedom,” as leading toward human liberation. …”
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Camille Laurens, Marie Darrieussecq : du « plagiat psychique » à la mise en questions de la démarche autobiographique by Anne Strasser

“…In fall 2007, Camille Laurens accused Marie Darrieussecq of « physical plagiarism », blaming her for pirating her autobiographical story, Philippe, to write a novel, Tom is Dead. At the heart of these two stories, the death of a child is told from the mother’s point of view. …”
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Langage et construction de règles en jeux collectifs by Florence Darnis, Lucile Lafont

“…Furthermore, at school, they have to write in a cooperative learning setting attackers action rules and defenders action rules. …”
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CORRESPONDENCE AGAIN? INTERNAL REALISM AND THRUTH by Sami Pihlström

“…It turns out, however, that Putnam has, in his most recent writings, come closer to the kind of scientific realism he earlier abandoned as "metaphysical." …”
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Numériser les œuvres, renouveler les approches ? L’histoire de l’estampe à l’ère numérique by Johanna Daniel

“…Finally, we'll look at how art historians handle these digital files: do the new possibilities offered by the screen interface have an impact on the way they write?…”
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La mission d’avocat dans la Rome impériale d’après la correspondance de Pline le Jeune by Marie Yschard

“…The various letters of Pliny the Younger, published in the 2nd century, in which he writes about his activity as a lawyer, show to what extent, in his view, the eloquent defense of other people’s interests is important. …”
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Seetsele Modiri Molema: Historian of the Barolong, 1891–1965 by Ettore Morelli

“…African intellectuals started to write history before academic historians began to take an interest in Africa. …”
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« Faire clair et vif avec des éléments complexes » by Cordula Reichart

“…In Salammbô, Flaubert re-writes the story of salvation. In Salammbô’s name, Flaubert construes the origin of a figure which is actually linked to Christian Rome as the ancient story of Carthage. …”
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Aux sources britanniques des salles d’asile françaises by Marie Vergnon

“…References to Robert Owen and his infant school, in particular, are already present in the writings of the first organizers of collective early childhood education in France. …”
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Slowly climbing a slippery slope: Trade unions at COP by Jeremy Anderson

“…This piece is a reflection on the role of the trade union movement in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) process, including its annual Conference of the Parties (COP). I write it as someone who has been engaging in COPs as part of the global trade union delegation for the past four years. …”
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Les Souverains Anonymes : des archives carcérales du « dedans » by Simon-Olivier Gagnon, Anne Klein

“…As an expression of the concerns of the incarcerated, these archives not only make it possible to write a history from prison, but they are also the manifestation of a singular relationship to the world that is constructed over the course of the archiving process.…”
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NİETZSCHE'DE HAKİKAT VE PERSPEKTİVİZM by Nevzat Can

“…Nietzche who sees the world as a literary text that can be possibly be read through fragmentai writings. There are so many interpretations regarding the world, truths stated by these interpretations. …”
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Automation and the City by Iris Giannakopoulou Karamouzi

“…Departing from Constant’s own writings, it argues that automation was not only an economic premise but also, and more importantly, a creative condition of future urban environments. …”
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